Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Moto G Power 2024 5G in Midnight Blue is a steal at $300! Vegan leather back feels premium and resists fingerprints, 6.7" 120Hz display is buttery smooth for gaming and streaming. Dimensity 7020 chip with 8GB RAM handles multitasking like a champ—snappier than pricier rivals. 5000mAh battery crushes two-day usage, 30W charging refuels fast, and wireless charging is a rare gem here. 50MP camera shines in daylight, OIS keeps shots steady. NFC for easy payments, expandable storage to 1TB. Only one OS upgrade stings, but three years of security patches keep it safe. Transformed my daily driver—best value unlocked phone out there!

Quick to charge. Loud speaker. Long battery life. Smooth. Nice and big.

This is the best budget phone with Android 14 IMHO. I had the 2023 version and although this years Mediatek Dimensity 7020 is pretty much the same as last years Dimensity 930, the extra RAM (8 GB total) makes this device run smoother and faster. The screen is fantastic and bright. I love the battery life and the side fingerprint sensor is always my fave and this year Face Unlock works a lot faster. Thanks to Motorola for listening and adding NFC for easy Google wallet/Pay this time. The Pale Lilac color is incredibly good looking and the vegan leather is so easy to hold and comfy to grip. I am also happy with the OIS camera, beyond solid. Glad I returned the Samsung Galaxy A25 5G for this. The Exynos chip was a little slower and laggy while using my Amazon Flex Delivery App. This may be a mid-range phone but people think I paid $500-$600 for it!! My wife is selling her Pixel 7 so she can buy this one as well. That speaks volumes!

As a long-time user of the Moto G Power series, moving from my trusty Moto G Power (2021) to the new 2024 model has been a genuinely satisfying experience. Motorola has successfully refined the formula that made this lineup so popular, delivering a phone that feels familiar yet significantly more capable. This device isn't just an upgrade; it’s a seamless transition that retains the best of the past while pushing forward on key performance metrics. Retaining the Power Legacy The main reason I stick with the Moto G Power line is its legendary battery life, and the 2024 version delivers exactly what I loved about the 2022 version (and my older 2021 model). The massive battery easily gets me through two full days of typical use—a feature that remains unmatched in this price bracket. Beyond the battery, the clean, near-stock Android experience is back, free of bloatware, keeping performance snappy and intuitive. If you loved the core experience of the previous 'Power' generations, you’ll feel right at home here. The Critical Upgrades: Camera and Storage This is where the 2024 model truly shines and justifies the switch from the 2021 model. The improvements to the camera system are immediately noticeable. Camera: A Leap in Quality The jump in camera quality is substantial. Photos are clearer, detail retention is far better, and the low-light performance, which was a weak point in my 2021 model, is dramatically improved. It’s a reliable point-and-shoot camera now, delivering vibrant and accurate colors that I’m actually happy to share directly without heavy editing. Storage: Room to Breathe One of the biggest frustrations with older models was managing limited storage. The 2024 version finally offers the storage capacity needed for modern usage—more space for my growing photo library (thanks to that improved camera!), apps, and media without constantly worrying about cleanup. This increased storage capacity alone makes the daily user experience so much smoother and less stressful. Verdict: The Best Value Power Phone Yet The Motorola Moto G Power (2024) is precisely what I look for in a mid-range phone: reliability, longevity, and intelligent upgrades. It keeps the rock-solid foundation of massive battery life and clean software that users love, while finally addressing the storage and camera limitations of the past. For anyone looking to upgrade from a 2021 or 2022 model, this phone is a no-brainer. I am extremely satisfied with my purchase and confidently recommend it.

Excellent quality comparative to the price. Great battery life, decent processor and memory (better than most other mid-range phones), and other software features that make this an excellent buy at the price point. My last Moto G Power lasted me 5 years as a general laborer and construction worker who used his phone as a TV/computer/gaming system... and I expect this one could do the same, so that should speak to the quality of the hardware and build. I have continuously been impressed with the quality of Motorola products over the years, and this phone series is no exception.

Way better then the Moto g7+ it replaced. Much bigger battery and RAM, so of course it works way faster and multitasks just fine. I get 5G almost everywhere. I only had it a few days before it upgraded from Android 14 to Android 15, So far it has done everything that I have wanted to. I I have not tested the wireless charging with it yet. I wish I has bought this phone sooner.

The phone comes with good sized screen, good processor to not freeze phone while using apps. Good rear camera with video features like 60fps and 4K. Perfect front camera for low light selfies. The battery is really impressive, I charge it for 1.5 hrs and once charged fully, it runs for 24 hrs of regular use.

Bought this reasonably priced phone to replace an older Motorola phone that was no longer receiving operating system updates, had insufficient memory and storage space, and was beginning to have some issues. This kept the Moto Actions we were used to, the camera seems great with new features to learn, and overall it seems snappy and responsive. It took the SD card as well, which we were using as the main storage would otherwise fill up, so that all transferred over easily. No problems. Battery capacity is great - it can go a second day without charging with our normal use. The only issue was figuring out that the "power down" function was set instead to "assistant" but we switched that back to the way it was before. So yes, this is a great value and we hope to get quite a bit of life out of it.

Truly a good android phone by Motorola. Large built in memory. I added a extra SSD for extra room for my photos. It's unlocked, but I have a Verizon SIM card. The power g has a built-in eSim needing you only have to register it with your carrier. Great option. 5g service automatically on if in your area. You don't need to contact your provider. The finger reader works great. Sound quality is very nice. Clear screen and refresh. Sharp and clear. Responsive touch screen. Fast processing. Awesome camera. Wireless charging and a long lasting battery.

Finally, Moto have caught up with other mid-range devices. The camera is more than adequate, I would judge it just below a Pixel 8a, battery life is good. Performance is okay, not as smooth as the Pixel 9a, or the upper mid-range Samsung offerings, but if on sale, it is a great deal.

A decent phone for the price. I needed a phone ASAP after breaking mine that wasn't going to break the bank. I read all the reviews & this phone with it's performance especially with all my apps & battery life rated high & I will say it did not disappoint. Highly recommend if you need a phone on an affordable budget

It's fast. It has plenty of storage (I got the 128 gb). It has a big battery. It's a good phone. I'm happy with it. And this is at least the second phone that I bought from Best Buy. I must be happy with Best Buy as well.

8GB RAM, wireless charging, dual SIM (eSim and physical SIM), microSD slot, headphone jack, long lasting battery and Moto gestures (chop for light, twist for camera). I don't use my phone a lot but this has got everything I want in a phone, probably for the next 4 years.

works good, fast with a large clear and bold display and has plenty of storage

This phone absolutely delivers on battery life. With the 5,000 mAh cell, I routinely only use 50–60% of the battery in a full day of moderate to heavy use even with 120 Hz enabled. The 6.7" 1080p LCD screen runs at 120 Hz and feels fluid, but it has major limitations outdoors. In direct sunlight, visibility really drops off. If you're expecting standout photos, set your expectations low. In good lighting, it’s acceptable for casual snaps, but low-light and zoomed shots are disappointing. As someone who values long battery life, clean performance, and basic modern features like wireless charging and NFC, I find the Moto G Power 2024 to be a solid pick under $300. However, if you heavily rely on your camera, need crisp outdoor visibility, or expect top-tier software support and future updates, this phone may fall short. It’s a great performer for its price.

Good battery, easy to use. Its takes good pictures.

This is my first cellphone since 1995. I'm 85 and finally decided to get one to carry with me. Very special deal because it was an older model, which is great as I'm don't need. Also, my ISP gave me a year of free unlimited service. I unboxed it and powered it up. I set it up with just wifi as I was waiting for a SIM. When the SIM arrived, I installed it and activated the line It's an attractive phone to me and pretty easy to use as I have two Android tablets. It has the fingerprint lock and I really like that for both security and ease. The most difficult thing has been putting on a screen protector. I put on a case for drop protection (already did), but the protector is evidently beyond me. I just ordered three more as I have used up five. I haven't used it much. Made a long distance call that was crystal clear. I recommend it.

Its a functional phone with a large screen. Great buy for the price!

EXCELLENT PHONE. EASY TO SET-UP AND NAVIGATE. VERY HAPPY WITH THE CAMERA

Audio is superior to the Samsung a14 5g it replaced. No complaints on the display and it feels pretty snappy changing and running my apps. I do prefer the Samsung file manager app over the google files app. I miss that.